>This looks like it would do exactly what I need. Thanks so much.

Great! You're welcome! =0)

~~Bonnie



>>Hi Linda,
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>>As far as I know, using the .ToTable() method of a DataView is the only easy way to get a DataTable of unique values. You'd need to use this syntax:
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>>DataTable dtUniqueCities = MyDataSet.Tables["Customers"].DefaultView.ToTable(true, "City"); 
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>>That will create a datatable with 1 column (City), and a unique list of the cities.
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>>If you need to use more than one column to determine uniqueness (say, City and Zip), you'd do it like this:
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>>DataTable dtUniqueCities = MyDataSet.Tables["Customers"].DefaultView.ToTable(true, new string[] {"City", "Zipcode"}); 
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>>which will give you a DataTable with two columns, City and Zipcode, containing a unique combination of the two column values.
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>>~~Bonnie